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St. Gregory the Great, Pope
GREGORY was a Roman of noble birth, and while still young was governor of Rome. On his father’s death he…
Yearly Archives: 2015
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St. Pius X, Pope
Born Joseph Melchior Sarto on June 2, 1835, this remarkable man described himself in his will, “I was born poor,…
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Reflections for Sunday, September 6, 2015
Meditation and Questions for Reflection or Group Discussion Mass Readings: 1st Reading Isaiah 35:4-7 2nd Reading: James 2:1-5 Responsorial: Psalm…
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U.S. Escalates LGBT Rights; LGBT Advocate Calls it Dangerous
The U.S. upped the stakes on international LGBT rights by raising the issue in an informal briefing on Monday at…
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Parochial School Girl Meets Public School World
When our oldest daughter graduated with her 40-person class from eighth grade in parochial school, all the girls hugged each…
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Supreme Courts Are Usurping Democracy
Canada is about to embark upon an audacious social course. We must accept the Supreme Court’s unanimous decision to strike…
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St. Stephen of Hungary
GEYSA, fourth Duke of Hungary, was, with his wife, converted to the Faith, and saw in a vision the martyr…
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Front Row With Francis: Family Prayer
For his 100th general audience, Pope Francis continued his catechesis on the family by considering family prayer. In his opening…
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Poem: “Wondrous Wind and Waltzing Trees”
Wondrous Wind and Waltzing Trees Wondrous wind and waltzing trees, Look what the Lord has given me. The beauty of…
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In Ukraine, ‘You Have Be Crazy About God to Persevere’
By Eva-Maria Kolmann NEW YORK—“Priests who do not have a calling will not last long here in the Ukraine.” Such,…